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Loggerheads Country Park adventures

Loggerheads Country Park Adventures

Loggerheads Country Park is a scenic natural area in North Wales offering woodland walks, waterfalls, and riverside trails that provide a peaceful outdoor experience.

200
Acres Protected
6
Miles of Trails
80,000
Annual Visitors
1984
Year Established

About Loggerheads Country Park

 

Loggerheads Country Park is located in Denbighshire, North Wales, renowned for its picturesque landscape featuring heavily wooded areas, rolling hills, and the tranquil banks of the River Alyn. The park covers a mix of ancient woodlands and open green spaces, providing diverse habitats for local flora and fauna. Historically, the park region contains remnants of old lead mining activity, reflecting its industrial past intertwined with natural beauty. Visitors come to enjoy well-maintained pathways suitable for walking, jogging, and cycling, with highlights including the impressive waterfalls of the River Alyn, scenic picnic spots, and the wildlife that inhabits the woodland environment. The park has facilities such as a visitor center, café, and play area, making it family-friendly and accessible. Seasonal events and educational activities are often hosted here, promoting the natural features and conservation efforts. Loggerheads functions as an important recreational resource for both local residents and tourists seeking relaxation and outdoor adventure in a serene setting. The proximity of nearby towns offers additional amenities while maintaining a peaceful countryside ambiance.

Highlights

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The cascading waterfalls along the River Alyn

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Ancient oak and mixed woodlands supporting diverse wildlife

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Old lead mining heritage sites within the park

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Family-friendly picnic areas and children’s playground

Notable Natural Features

River Alyn Waterfalls

A series of natural falls along the River Alyn providing scenic views and photo opportunities.

Ancient Woodland

Mature oak and mixed species woodland that supports local birds and small mammals.

Lead Mining Ruins

Historical remnants of the 18th and 19th-century lead mining industry visible throughout the park.